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Paul Boag Posted by: Paul Boag On Friday, 26th March, 2010

205. IE9 commeth

This week on Boagworld: The tables are turned as Paul and Marcus get interviewed. We talk about IE9 and hear a great perspective on accessibility.

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This week: IE9 is revealed, a new web design resource is launched, visual hierarchy is explained and we apply some psychology to our sites.

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Mike and Keir from Carsonified interview Marcus and Paul on how they have made Headscape the successful web design agency it is today.

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Is it time for us to take a fresh look at the subject of accessibility? Phil Powell offers some thoughtful insights into how we might make the web a more accessible place – not just for those who are disabled, but for everybody.

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